Aristotle and Plato in the Socratic tradition lecture excerpt
In Hillside Chapel Professor Thomas Davidson delivers part of a lecture on Aristotle's debt to Plato and Socrates. He argues Plato and Aristotle share much, with Aristotle advancing science by grounding ideas in actuality while rejecting Plato's separate ideas. Socrates frames a history of personal freedom and ethical progress.
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Concord
Thomas Davidson
Aristotle
Plato
Athens
Mr. Lowell
Ariistotle
Socrates
Davidson
Hegel
Plato Aristotle
Opening of the Case Against Spurr Co. in Molasses Trial
The Municipal Court heard the case against Howard W. Spurr & Co. charged with selling adulterated molasses. Witnesses from Hastings & Houghton, the State health board, and Harvard experts described tin in molasses and its effects. The defense cited a mixer in the firm and the case continued after extensive testimony.
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Howard W. Spurr & Co
Hopedale
State Board of Health
Messrs
Hastings
Houghton
Terry
Charles Harrington
Harvard Medical School
William P. Hill
S. S. Pierce & Co
H. W. Spurr & Co
Mansfield
Oakdale
H.W. Spurr & Co
Edward F. Fay
Fay
Benjamin Johnson
The
New England Grocer
Spurr
Sharples
Howard W. Spurr
George A. Stevens
Arthur W. Crane
George N. Thompson
Ingle Burglar Arrest Ends 15 Year Criminial Run in New England
Charles Ingle alias George Ingle alias George Warren was arrested in Chicago for burglary after a long career spanning Newport and Boston areas. He was linked to $65,000 in stolen property over three years, including two Newport residences and famed figures, with Pinkerton detectives and Mayor Powell credited for the capture and recovery of loot.
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Charles Ingle
George Ingle
George Warren
Chicago
Newport
R.I
New England
Boston
Powell
Pinkerton
Ingle
R. I
John G. Hecksher
Miss Kennedy
Robert Lenox Kennedy
William Pinkerton
Joliet
Illinois
C. H. Baldwin
Claflin
Newtonville
Fred L. Ames
North Easton
Oliver Ames
R. A. Ware
Arlington
J. Wheelwright
T. Dennie Boardman
N. B. Mansfield
Manchester-by-the Sea
Lexington
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Denver
Cornish
Bill Pinkerton
Pinkertons
West van Buren Street
Salem Bay Yacht Club Regatta Course Details
The first championship regatta of the Salem Bay Yacht Club is set for Thursday July 29 at 2 PM. Courses include three classes with distances of twelve, nine, and seven miles, navigating Haste Shoal Haste Rock Lowell island and Bowditch beacon to stakeboat with starboard and port legs.
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Salem Bay
Lowell Island
Eagle Island
O Connor Pleads Guilty in Murder of Hannah Conway
William B O Connor the self confessed murderer of Hannah Conway was arraigned and pleaded guilty to willful and malicious murder He stated he wished to be hanged and insisted his life be taken He described his motive claiming jealousy and vows to die He will be held without bail until the Essex county Supreme Court term Medical examiners detailed extensive gunshotlike head injuries and severed limbs on the victim with preliminary autopsy findings attributing death to unknown instrument.
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Gie
Supreme Court
Essex County
O’connor
O’sullivan
Hannah
Lawrence House of Correction
Howe
F. W. Kennedy
Hannah Conway
Elipf
Bosop
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Post
John W. McKim, Esquire
Boston Dealers Refuse Carloads as Watermelon Overhang Lingers
Boston fruit traders report a sagging market with peaches in short supply until the August influx. California peaches fetch high prices, while watermelons flood the market, with carloads refused or sold off cheap to New Bedford and Martha’s Vineyard. Georgia shipments were likewise rejected, awaiting the anticipated peach crop.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
California
Georgia
Macon
Gate City
New Bedford
Martha’s Vineyard
Hon George P Cox Obituary of Malden Leader and Industrialist
The Hon George P Cox died at his Malden residence at 6 30 p m after a long brain and spinal illness aged 72 He was born in Malden on March 4 1914 and started in boot making later forming lasts with his father and brother He owned the largest last factory in New England for over fifty years and served in the Malden Legislature 1857 9 He was a longtime selectman school committee chair and prominent Methodist Church member giving over 30000 to the church and substantial aid to the poor He was active in the Masonic order leaving a widow one brother and two sisters
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George P. Cox
Malden
David
New England
Methodist Church
Masonic Order
Hon Charles Francis Conant Died in Cambridge At 68
The Hon Charles Francis Conant, born Milford New Hampshire April 22 1835, died in Cambridge Monday evening after a public career in the Treasury Department serving as assistant secretary and acting secretary during Bristow illness. He resided in Cambridge for six years leaves a widow a daughter and two sons.
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Charles Francis Conant
Cambridge
Milford
N. H
Treasury Department
the Treasury
Grant
Bristow
United States Syndicate
London
Garfield
Hunger Rumor Haunts Braintree Harbor Yacht Party
Mr E F Watkins of Braintree finds a bottle in a harbor with a note claiming hungry people aboard the yacht Orina. The note lists several locals and friends from Neponset and Braintree and mentions a planned hazing at Shalom Encampment No 12. The party sailed, ate a dinner, and the bottle washed ashore near Baker's Island.
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E. F. Watkins
Braintree
John Bumont
Salem
Shalom Encampment No. 12
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Orina
George Hawes
Daniel Moran
Carrie Hodge
Fred Tupper
Jennie Holbrook
F. Watkins
Watkins
Shalom Judge
Mr. Watkins
Picnic of Sons of St George Draws Large Crowd at Downer Landing
Five thousand five hundred attendees witness a full day of events at Downer Landing hosted by the Sons of St George. Winners include Jeremiah Sedgewick and William Lever Jr in the queiting match, J Morris for hammer throw, and Charles Toone winning the over 200 pounds race. Notable injuries include William Shipp, 16, struck on the head by a hammer.
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Sons of St. George
Downer Landing
Jeremiah Sedgewick
William Lever, Jr
Cromwell Lodge
J . Morris
Lewis Alberett
William Ambrose
Taunton
P. Burns
Cambridge
J. W. Croomhorn
Highlandville
Charles Toone
Charles Pierce
South Boston
James Haigh
George Baker
Annie E. West
Boston
Maria Spicer
J. Farrel
Wert Quincy
L. W. Wellington
Charles Everton
Annie E. Briggs
Thomas Moseley
Albion Lodge
W. H. Manning
Watertown
J. F. Mullen
East Boston
Alfred Cornell
William Shipp
Westford Street
Hammar
New Yorks Rout Barr as Washingtons Hold Off Defeat
Washingtons beat the New Yorks by a wide margin after Barr misplayed base running. Welch pitched effectively for Washington, while New Yorks collected 16 runs but could not overcome the home club. The game featured multiple errors and stolen bases, with key hits from O Rourke Connor and Dorgan.
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Washington
New Yorks
Barr
Welch
NEW Yorkes
Washingtons
O Mines
Gillespie
O Hayes
Dorgan
Giligan
Esterbrook
OjCorcoran
Force
Gerhardt
Fiterbrook
O'Rourke
Connor
Carrol
Hayes
Ewing
Wila
Ward
Gilligan
Fulmer
No Game in Boston Delayed by Rain
The Philadelphia Boston game scheduled yesterday was halted by heavy rain. Players arrived as gates opened, then dispersed. At 3 30 the rain stopped and players returned to find the gates locked and the sparse crowd gone.
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Boston
Baseball scores from coast to coast with several routs
In Baltimore and New York games the St Louis and Pittsburg teams lost 4 to 2 and 8 to 1 respectively. Jersey Citys defeated Hartfords 8 to 2 while Philadelphia Athletics beat Louisvilles 6 to not specified. Brooklyn Brooklyns routed the Cincinnati team 10 to 2. Rain prevented the Boston Blues Newburyport game at Newburyport yesterday.
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Baltimore
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Cincinnatis
Boston Blues
Newburyport
The Printers Picnic At Spy Pond Local Assembly 2006
The Knights of Labor picnic at Spy Pond today features a professional three mile race between Peter Golding of New York and Jesse Coburn of Boston, plus events including a printer team baseball match Lawrence vs Boston, three boat races, shooting matches and a tug of war among local offices.
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Knights of Labor
Spy Pond
Peter Golding
New York
Jesse Coburn
Boston
John Coogan
John Barlow
Lawrence
Thhe Herald Office
Rockwell & Churchill’s
Boston Printers’ Athletic Club
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute ad in Buffalo
A Buffalo New York medical ad promotes the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute with a staff of eighteen physicians. It claims cures for chronic diseases including nasal, throat, lung, liver, kidney, women’s diseases, and paralysis, offering correspondence cures and guaranteed surgical outcomes with a small residence stay. An Invalids' Guide Book is offered for 10 cents in stamps.
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Buffalo
N. Y
America
World’s Dispensary Medicin Association
GAMES TODAY IN MAJOR LEAGUE MATCHUPS
League-Chicagos visit Boston while Detroits play Washington and St. Louis meets New York. Kansas Citys host Philadelphia as American-St. Louis faces Baltimore and Louis villes clash with Philadelphia. Cincinnatis play New York Pittsburgs meet Brooklyn New England-Boston Blues meet Brockton and Lawrences take on Portland.
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Chicagos
Boston
Detroits
Washington
St. Louis
New York
Kansas Citys
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Louisvilles
Cincinnatis
Pittsburgs
Brooklyn
New England
Boston Blues
Brockton
Lawrences
Portland
Danbury Debt Prisoner Likely to be Released
John R. Sherwood of Danbury has been jailed in Danbury for twenty two months over a $140 debt. A habeas corpus case before Judge Stoddard questioned 1883 debt board pay provisions, the state having paid his board. The judge reserved decision. observers expect release.
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BripGerort
Conn
John R. Sherwood
Danbury
Stoddard
Superior Court
Sherwood
Mysterious Disappearance of Signal Office Operator
Gustave Liebman, operator of the United States signal office at Cottage City, vanished on the 19th. His accounts are intact and no reason for leaving can be found. General Hazen appointed Corporal Curley to fill the vacancy, with Curley to assume charge tomorrow morning. Liebman, about 40, has a wife and three children still at Cottage City.
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Gustave Liebman
United States Signal Office
W. S. Hazen
Corporal Curley
Boston
Liebman
Robber shot at by man with revolver on North street
Salvador Rizzo faced a would be robber on North street last night after raising his hands. Rizzo fired with a bull-dog revolver, striking at least one shot. The assailant fled and was not found. Rizzo was arrested by station officers for questioning.
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Salvador Rizzo
North Street
Rizzo
Message Found in Bottle Reports Missing Mabel Belle Crew
A Station 2 officer received a note from a man named Sheedy of Atlantic avenues. He claims to have found the paper in a bottle. It reports that three crew members of the Mabel Belle from Digby Nova Scotia were lost at sea on July 2 1886 and asks for reports to J. W. Walker Sam Hall and Herbert White.
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Station 2
Sheedy
Atlantic Avenues
Digby
N.S
J. W. Walker
Sam Hall
Herbert White
Ships Arrive From New York Bring Fresh Atlantic News
Ship news lists arrivals with routes from New York. Sicilian and Gardenia reached European ports in late July. William Balls Weran Hermann Read Wedan Ethiopa also sailings noted entering Marseilles Genoa Antwerp Glasgow with ships homeward bound from New York.
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Marseilles
New York
Genoa
Gardenia
Wiliam Balls
Antwerp
Hermann
Wedan
Glasgow
Ethiopia
Notice to Captains from Boston Signal Station
Observations made July 27 at 7 AM Boston Signal Station report wind and barometer readings with instructions for captains to correct instrument errors. It states one hundredth of an inch should be added to ship barometers for every ten feet above sea level. Also notes miniature almanac entry for July 28 high water at noon.
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United States
Boston
Vast listing of ships and cargos from Bay Fundy to Boston
A lengthy maritime ledger records numerous vessels sailing from Bangor to New York Boston and beyond with crews and destinations including Perseverance Willara Portland Annie T Bailey Philadelphia and more. It notes fish receipts totaling 2200 barrels of mackerel 659090 pounds of codfish and 40090 pounds of halibut with market woes as mackerel sales plummet and legalised packing rules hinder profit. The piece laments demoralized mackerel markets, high packing costs, and traders’ influence on regulation.
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Vineyard Haven
Sarah A Blaisdel
Gray
Rarston River
Chelsea
Mary Langdon
Emery
Rockland
New York
Merrill C Hart
Murphy
Searsville
Meservey
Sullivan
Hyne
Sharp
Morris River NJ
Boston
Hyera
Gardner
Elizabethport
John Bracewill
Munroe
Tenants Harbor
Perseverance
Willara
Portland
Annie T Bailey
Marion
Pittston
Philadelphia
Douglas Raynes
Dunton
Wiscasset
Newport
J. Machinport
St John
N B
Alaska
Clark
Neptune
Sanborn
A McNichol
Libby
Lynn
Boothbay
Hutchins
Almira
Hart
Eastport
Crestline
Ambrose
Yaaco
Maud
Bessie
Jones
Alice S. Kerritten
Stuart
Bay Fundy
Isl and
Queen
Amy Wixon
Brown
Northaven
Regulator
Westcoat
Catin
George W Pierce
Cooling
Western Banks
Charger
Georges
Sylvester
Helen R Low
Smuggier
Horace Albert
Mary Story
Do Lizzie
Phebe Ann
Bangor
Island City
Bucksport
Flash
Ida May
Webster
Bernard
Shipping News: Multiple Vessels Sailed or Passed Long Onward
A list of vessels and captains with sail dates across Lisbon to Tarifa and other ports. Entries include bark Erling Svendsen bound for Philadelphia, brig San Pietro to New York, bark Xema to Barbado, and ship Isle of Bute via Brunswick. Also noted are Countess of Dufferin and Francis L Cooper in recent passages and earlier June sailings.
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Aspinwall
Carrie
Bailey
Blair
Pensacola
Alce
Archer
Fletcher
River Ettrick
Wallace
Cardiff
Agnes Campbell
Nielsen
Ship Island
Arthur
Gardner
Tampico
Antwerp
Wodan
Glaevecke
New York
Amsterdam
aArz
Schiedam
Bakker
Avonmouth
Aeolus
Corner
Eca
Auckland
Mataroa
San Francisco
Soames Nsw
Sk Acapuleco
San Juan
Antigua
Akita
Price
Marakaboo
Woodbury
Brown
Sch
Oronico
Upham
Baracoa
Linn O’ Dee
New
Atavia
Harrison , Johnson, Colby
Bremen
aAr
Kinburn
Tooker
Newos Rves
Hebs
Ee Oo
el Capitan
Sewell
New Callao
Guardian
Puget Sound
Almacraig
Pisagua
Eo Colon
Yucatan
Cebu
Thomas Dana
Rowe
Cage
Barks Carniolack
Smith
Iarnet C . Edgett
United States
Berg
Canterbury
Sailior
Juckland
Morden
Portland
Matthew Bed
St Johns
Halifax
Eure
Bonito
Danielsen
Forganhall
Masterton
C. Glasgow
Mesabe
Philadelphia
State of Indiana
Ritchie
New Galway
Harrison
Gibraltar
Passea
Elysia
Donaldson
Wyall
Bassano
Read
Hartlepool
Durham City
Lund
Boston
Harburg
Michele
Lauro
Mobile
Havana
City of Washington
Hiogo
Japan
Northern Empire
Vance
Monmouthshire
Roberts
Belknap
Staples
Wong Kong
City of Sydney
Sea Witch
Drew
Gandy
Glasgow
Madeira
Dunholme
Wilkinson
Sydney
Manila
Wandering Jew
Nichol
Annie Goodess
Rio Janeiro
Quebec
Magenie
Ryberger
Chatham
Architect
Jones
Ewie
Nice
Aickers
Madsen
Palermo
Adiondack
Glenbervie
Penang
Emmanuel Swedenborg
Peirce
Barks Glengarry
Sutherland
Barbados
Oneata
McLeod
Queen Victoria
Olaf
Gran
Tonsberg
Barks Marie
Sanne
Swansea
Behrend
Rick
W G Russell
Liverpool
Germanic
Debarks
Princess of Wales
Tyne
London
Devonport
Father Point
Montreal
Bouchette
Panama
Colima
South Carolina
Champerico
Clyde
Acapulco
Crescent City
St Domingo City
Moss Glen
Swim
Azua
Mabel F Staples
Dickson
St John
Fidelia
Anderson
Abbe Dunn
Fuller
Savannah
Spartel
St Stephen
Mower
Purdy
St Thomas
Advance
Sunderland
Lero
Moore
Baltimore
Prince
Milburn
Swinemunde
Rosario
Westport
Sylphiden
Swensea
Yokohama
City of Rio de Janeiro
Yarmouth
Ich Reaper
McLean
Ayr
Sorensen
Ailsa
McFarlane
Bangkok
Aberlemone
Vancouver
Bathurst
H Clements
Crowell
Deal
Katie Stuart
Finlayson
Prince Edward Island
Dundalk
Darpa
Ohio
Elsinore
Victoria
Rehm
Konigsberg
Falmouth
Cochrian
Leighton
O. Flores
Sarah
Hale
Hull
Sutherlandshire
Pettie
Ligard
Volpe
Passalacqua
Pensacoa
Grangemouth
London—Ar
Oshkar I
Asberg
Sagueney
Frida
Koops
Brunswick
Francis Herbert
Hartigan
Londonderry
Countess of Dufferin
Dobie
Luigi Mortaori
Marseilles
San Pietro
Pollco
Sailea
Xema
McNutt
Barbado
Padang
Vark Christine
Ries
Queenstown
Dovenby
Steele
Isle of Bute
McAvoy
Beval
Riverside
Langdon
Rotterdam
Dark Arndt
Gundersen
Charleston
He Jos
Oftedah
Lilian
Depp
Carl
Backhaus
Francis L Cooper
Cooper
Mauritius
Tarifa
Francesca
Romano
Odessa
Alexandria
F P Lee
Kenneec
Rabboni
Craig
oOton
Bath
Elwood Burton
Jarvis
Lizzie Dewey
Peters
John Johnson
Hewes
George Nevinger
Merril
Perth Amboy
Gardiner
Netie
Drinkwater
Georgietta
W L Shepard
Reeves
Samuel Dillaway
Brendige
Oliver Am
Cone Ruth T Carlisle
McBride
E L Stover
Brig Gipsey Queen
Chandler
Willie Martin
Hobrook
Bangor
Maggie Mulvey
Randlett
Judge Teerey
Atwood
Pamlico
Martha
Martin L Smith
Kennebec
Mabiel Hooper
R B Woodside
Reed
L A Plummer
Howe
M H Skinner
Nickelson
E H Furber
Fabens
Howard Williams
Foster
Newport News
Henry Withington
Caspian
I4ar
J Cotirel
Hackett
Zach Sherman
Coombe
Chas A White
Frank M Howes
Annie E J Morss
Lansil
D H Miller
Bjorntraa
Kram
Bertha
Aston
John H May
Riggs
Philadelpnia
Montgomery
Melissa A Willey
Wiley
Etta M Bater
Barter
Emma S. Hart
Keen
Barks
Veronica
Pettersen
Germany
Mary Hesbrouck
Myers
Opair
Thoreen
E. Calais
Schs
Lughno
Clark
New Haven
EC Yates
Freeman
Danversport
Golden Rule
Long
Neponset
Albert
Lynn
Sarah. Clinkard
Watchman
Hamut N
Delia Hinds
Booney
Wilee
Mowry
Mott
Warren
Nellie Eaton
Knowlton
Sristo
Pawtucket
Mahoney
Port Spain
Annie C Grace
Wapella
Bagger
Lutetia
Crister
Eston
Cynthia
Jant
Gardener
Hooken
Darien
Ada Bailey
White
Casie Jamieson
Collins
Anna R Bishop
Rulon
A H Howe
Harington
Helen L Martin
Fountain
Wm Frederick
Patterson
Wide Awake
Wingfield
Dover
Caroline Young
Carson
Dutch Island Harbor
Havniba
Pendeton
St Jonpn
Natragare
Comal
Daniels
Maud H Dudiey
Oliver
Pedersen
Sillet
Empress
Liverpol
Georgetown
S B Wheeler
Godfrey
Orville
Horwitz
Kelsey
George W Anderson
Cale
Mattie Newman
Loveland
Steelman
Rose
Nellie W Craig
Pearce
Nat Meader
Willie & Mathias
Coal Port
Bessie H Rose
R.ams
Hi A Dew
Nickerson
Satlea
Swhs
Knox
Jacksonville
Louis
Bucks
Mount
W H van Brat
Houghwout
Newark
Equator
Albury
Nassau
Emma Heather
Lacy
Dio Fide
Podrosich
Barrow
New Orleans
John Morrison
Theodore Dean
Norwich
Harry A Barry
G L Trundy
Timothy Field
Kit Carson
Carrie E Woodbury
Providence
W D Hilton
Bertha Warner
George S Tarbell
Amadie
Colby
Kanawha
Greenwood
Craighill
Bennett
Guyandotte
Kelley
Berkshire
Marsh
West Point
Walker Armington
Pietro
Rozzetto
Hamburg
Index
Garrison
Chase Morrison
Norfolk
Newburyport
Hercules
Ritson
Hathaway
Touston
Richard Hal
Dickenson
der New
Elizabethport
Panther
Odiorne
Philadel Vha
Harold _C Beecher
Bond
Jefferson
Globe
Kenzel
Blake
Helen Hasbrouck
Sprague
John Jackson
Williams
Sarah D Fei
Ada G@ Snortland
Harding
Grace Webster
Richmond
Thornhill
Progreso
Sama
West Indian Ports
Samana
St Domingo
Italy
Iverpool
Wyoming
State of Nebraska
Excelsior
Insulinda
van Leewen
Sourabaya
Lansdowne
Lockhart
Barks Obho
Mortola
Almeria
Naja
Barcelona
Norcross
Occevent
Teneriffe
Baiken
Lisbon
Levuka
Harris
Jore Barreras
Jennie Hall
Hall
Sagua
Mina Belle
Thompson
Gibara
Myrover
Bates
John Stroup
Fagler
New Bedford
Joe Frye
Wm A Morris
Fa Powell
Salmon Washburn
Taunton
Josie Reeves
Martha’s Vineyard
Rachel Jane
Newport
Barks Davison
Windsor
Ormus Frost
Belfast
Ed Nesbit
Cowen
Eliezer
Hatureen
Montevideo
General Whitney
Berry
Ranger
el Pago
Qrieaus
Belica
Murchison
Oporto
Port
Fortuna
Mesquita
Marcano
Uzatrain
Hell Gate
Malcolm
Windsor NS
Icis Evergreen
Turner
Kate and Mary
Ear Rondout
EC Irwin
Aries
Franconia
State of Maine
Hilyard
Eastport
Lucy Elizabeth
Came
Sullivan
Apocot
Ellsworth
Soltaire
Shore
Laura Bell
Proteus
Evans
St Vincent
Leaming
Doughty
Kennevec
Port Townsend
John Boyce
Murphy
Seattle
Nsw
Pascagoula
Kollin Sanford
Davies
Key West
Fridleif
Olsen
Have
Oceanic
Lemaitre
Bordeaux
Dhu
Roos
Colon
Fiume E
Valcich
Buenos Ayres
Gem
Bray
Sarah Potter
Catterina V
Voccari
Plymouth
Lord Gocgh
Hes
Catalan
Munecas
Romanby
Farker
Nellie Star
Saule
Blanche
Minnis
Anna L Mulford
Shaw
Oscar C Schmidt
Bacon
dosGeorge Gamey
Bunce
Eliza E Anderson
Wilson
Sallie E Ludlam
Rockhill
A P Mowell
Cobwell
Lanesville
Marcus A Davis
Gertrude T Browning
South Creek
RS Graham
Allis
Wilmington
Luther T Garreteen
Crawford
E F Nickerson
Scott
Jane Perry
Hattie A White
Crabtree
Allivan
Menitobian
Bowesfield
Delaware
Karka Glengrim
Mortensen
Akbar
Holmes
Cienfuegos
Minvie Abbe
Plugmer
Guantanamo
Manitobian
Glagow
Alice
Azalea
Port Royal
Snip Favorita
Fiume
Bath Louise
Stettin
Portsmouth
Ecs
Adams
Warner Moore
Cracker
Adele Trudell
Fidler
Stella M Kenyon
Pend@iden
Ivy Balle
Loud New
Hart
Southard
Harnet
Thomas
Edcett
James English
Berkins
Port Johnson
Gen Boward
Goodale
Naria Fleming
Mullen
Josie Crowley
D Springs
Anna M Dickerson
Hawkins
Charles H Sprague
Erasius
Wiman Hall
Lulu Amerman
Pridmore
Alice B Philp
Wiliam L Peck
Fitzpatrick
Kawin
Nelson
Iva A Lewis
Cedar Hill
John A Beckerman
Gammons
Prendywine
Kbnthcan
Sayersville
Fall River
Waiter
Old Dominion
Drumblay
Cowell
Regent Murray
Routledge
Mollie
Saunders
Lewis
Annie Bliss
O'Donnell
Hopeful
Barbadoes
Eva
Zechariasen
Salem
Lucinda
Potter
Minnesota
Lynch
Francis Collin
Belatty
Rondeeu
Steamer Regulator
Doane
John A Geifflin
Wardbury
Mary B. Bacon
Eskridge
Fannie Tracy
Tilton
Barks George Davis
Pitt
Gustafa
Mattsson
Riga
Arsch Lamoine
Practical Science: Pearline Cleans Kitchen and Laundry
Chautauqua Assembly Herald promotes JAMES PYLE'S PEARLINE as a practical science easing housekeeping. The note claims Pearline works easily and quickly, is harmless to fabrics and hands, and warns against imitators as dangerous.
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Chautauqua Assembly Herald
James Pyle
Provincetown Fishermen Report Fortnight Codfish Exports
Letters from the bark Quero dated July 8 list Provincetown crews and cargoes with quantities of codfish carried by Jeseie T Matheson Belle Bartlett Lottie Bel Pearl Nelson Nellie Swife Jezse W Matheson Willie A McKay Annie R Kemp Elien Swift William Matheson Mary K Nason Lizzie Colby Leon Swift totaling about 1100 to 1490 quarts. Later reports indicate nearly all the fleet sailed to Grand Banks to finish their fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Mass
Matheson
Belle Bartlett
Lottie Bel
Pearl, Nelson
Nellie Swife
Jezse W Matheson
Willie A McKay
Annie R Kemp
Elien Swift
William Matheson
Mary K Nason
Lizzie Colby
Leon Swift
Grand Banks
Lightship transfers and wreck report from New York
A E Ebenham notes Scotland lightship to repairs and Relief lightship No 17 placed in her stead with distinct hull markings. Captain Tole reports the wreck of the schooner Maria & Elizabeth off Smith's Island as very dangerous after almost collision near New York on July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A E Ebenham
Scotland
Newtork News
Tole
Storms and stranding toll on ships near Gibraltar and Bermuda
Gibraltar reports Prince Albrecht aiding near shore after a reported stranding while en route to China. Bark Sebastiao Dall Orso, distressed on voyage from New York to Shanghai, returned to New York area after Bermuda stop. City of New York to Portsmouth for 600 tons of railroad iron repair before heading to New Orleans. Alfred Fisk reaches Boston after grounding near the lower New Cut Channel. Ella M Watts from Georgetown reports sail failure and gear damage during a squall at the Potomac River.
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Gibraltar
Prince Albrecht
Hamburg
China
Sebastiao Dall Orso
Bermuda
New York
Shanghai
Norfolk
City of New York
Portsmouth
New Orleans
Baltimore
Alfred W Fisk
Boston
Salem
Ella M Watts
Georgetown
Sailing and arrivals across multiple ports
A long list of vessels sailing, clearing, and arriving along the Atlantic coast and harbors. Ships, brigs, and steamers visit Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Portland, and Norfolk with numerous schooners and barques noted by owners, captains, and destinations.
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Virginia
Carolinas
Boston
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard Air Line
Breicht
Boston and Norfolk Steamship Co
Central Wharf
Piedmont Air Line
sTeigh
Providence
BR. R
Waldo A. Pearce
N. K
Washington Treet
Mails Close at Boston Postoffice for Europe and Americas
Postal notice lists closing times for multiple international routes including Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool on several steamers such as Esrittanie and Scythia, with destinations like France Germany and Britain. Also details for routes to Mexico Hayti Bermuda Vera Cruz and Pacific Mail closing times. last line notes daily closes.
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Boston
Bost
Scotlane
Glasgow
Devonia
New York
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
City of Chester
France
Brest
Havre
Labrador
Progreso
Mexico
Pornhill
Hayti
Alaribel
Bermuda
Flamborough
Vera Cruz
Campeche
Chiapas
Tabasco
Yucatan
Alpes
Cereseeeerseee
Windward Islands
Venezuela
Curacoa
Trinidad
Muriel
Para
Pernambuco
Ceara
Brazil
Honduras
Bay Islands
New Orleans
Haytiand
Turks Island
Haytien Republic
Cuba
Tampa
Fia
Key West
Fila
Cork Harbor
Low Hates
Scythia
Thurs
Cephalonia
Catalonia
Gallia
Acc
Britain
Cunard Steamship Co. Limited
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F. B. Sanborn
Lucian
Thoreau
God
Emerson
Mr. Sanborn
Ode To
Beauty
Crook
Salem Bay Yacht Club
Hereford
Kirkpatrick
van Wert
Bonsey
Merry
Charles H Haskell
Silsbee
Belleiggins
Charles A Haskell
Grace Rice
Marshall
Weymouth
Annie E
Samuel S Thorpe
Hoboken
Johanna
Cardenas
Carrie Walker
Rocky Gien
Charles
Dame
Palestine
Whiteway
Warren & Co
Brsch
Susie
Charles F Williams
Dominion
Moonbeam
Sarah W Lawrence
Centipede
Athletics
HE Held UP His Hands
Ship News
Mometer
Port OF
Allce
Redgeard
Furness
Penobscot
Ingraham
Star of the East
John Krooks
Snowman
George A Chafee
Proctor
Gloucester
Cumberland
John
Eastaf
Ndse
Whilby
Pottsville
Anglia
Machias
Mitchell
Daliis Hill
Carlton
Salmon River
John Millard
Jordan River
Cricket
Perry
Albert W Smith
Priesk
Florence Leland
Lottie
Friend
Goo
William Flint
Dodge
Seth W Tyler
Stephens
C Matthews
Miller
Elizabeth DeHart
McIntyre
Lucy Wentworth
Aivine
Derey
Hinckley
Matilda, Barter
Edgcomb
Bark Erling
Svendsen
Phila
Delphia
John Edwards
Buenos Ayreak
Glasow
Ea . A. Oaklanes
Einer Guy
Dallas
Beize
Nichard Tir McIntyre
Honolulu
Ijch
Henry W Slicer
Hatteras
Rio
M.B Millen
Young
Satillo River
Berk Bivina
Curtis
Laguna
Freigh Reef
James Pyles
Sir Susan H Rttchie
Perkins
US General Lighthouse Depot
Tompkinsville
Marine Notes
Nellie
Paine
Lewes
Del
Goggiosa
Avalon
Wiliam H Valette
Tseaconnet Point
Herman Lehmku
Algiers
Trans- Pacific Mails
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan
Sandwich Islands
Mariposa
the East Indies
Excel British East
Remington
Wyckoff, Seamans & Benedict
Washington St
Atchison, Topeka & Santa FE Railroad Company
National Bank of Commerce
Merchants’ Loan and Trust Company of Chicago
Geo. L. Goodwin
Milk Street
American Bell Telephone Company
WM. R. Qriver
Auto
State Street
George Atkinson
Fries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Joan Jep
WMJ
Lucy Southward
Elijah George
Middlesex
James Burns
Somerville
Daniel Kennedy
Gromes M. Bnooxs
Esquire
J. H. Tyler
Register
Emma F. Goodman
James F. Ditton
Jacob Goodman
Adm
Torney
Washington Street
Tne
Isaac Taylor
Brookline
James W. Newell
Milk St
Totice
Maria Katharina Menz
Joseph Menz
James J. Keating
Annie F. Keating
John Kimball
John T. Kimball
First District
Port Lawn
O. A. Batcheller
Business Directory
J. S. Eastman
Decatur
Aiverpool St
P. O. Box 190
Melrose
M. Curtis
Boylston St
Lamprell & Marble
Commercial St
BAY State Electrotype Foundry
Arch St
Palne’s Manufactory
Canal St
Atent Solicitor
R. H. Eddy
State
Perkins & Pierce
Byron St
ORK & Beef Packers& Curers
Chas. H. North & CO
North Market St
Damon Safe and Iron Works Co
Sudbury St
Struucco
Harvey C. Page
Tremont St
Wile
Doree
Avery St
Dininc
Rienry Vieth
Boston Weekly Post
Gorham, Rogers & CO
Impor
Dundee Seed
Federal Street
Erie Medical CO
Aaron BR
GAY & CQ
Cunard Line
Parisian
Charles V. Casey
Broad Street
Oe & A. Allan
State St. A
Warren Line
Softonh
Kansas
Nobrseman
Post Office Square
Loadondehrhy
Atlantic
City OF Rome
Salemn Passage
Henderson Brothers
Bowling Green
Bostow
Yarmouth Steamship CO
Harf
ALPHA
N. S
St. John
Annapolis
Kentville
Davison
City OF
Barrington
Shelburne
Lockport
Lunenburg
Walter Hall
J. G. Hall & Co
Chatham Street
Bostop
Great Southern
Florida
Superior
Bostom
Ocean Steamship Co
Alabama
A. D. W. Sampson
N. F
Boston & Savannah Steamship Co
S.S. Gate City
the Magnificent
Errimack
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Ga
Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Geo. E. Smalley
Gen. Agt
Jyl
Mallory
Texas & Florida
Galveston
Alamo
S. S
Colorado
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Fernandina
Fla
S.S.C
San Antonio
S. Carondelet
Seth Sprague
Old State House
C. H. Mallory & CO
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Norman
Long Wharf
Jmromanrom
West
E.B. Sampson
Air
India Wharf
New _ eee York
North River
H. M.whitney
India
TRE Cromwell S
Hudson
H. R. Freeman
Knickerbocker
F. Kemble
Vier
Principa
Louisiana
New Mexco
Red Rivers
Samuel H. Seaman
J. N. Magna
Boston & Bangor
Mount Desert
Foster’s
Anapac Avenue
Penobscot River
South West Harbor
Bar Mount Desert
Green’s Landing
Swans’ Island
North Haven
Ass Harbor
North West Harbor
Little Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Brooklin
Blue Hill
Surry
Bar Harbor
Reen
Bass Harbor
Wil. H. Hill
Tre- Wee Mont
John Brooks
Grand Trunk
Portland & Ogdensburg
Maine Central
Knox & Lincoln Mailroad
Juits Co
KF. Williams
Kennebec River
Popham
Hallowell
Augusta
Noes
Jason Collins
Lincoln
Ann Mores
Hyde
Calais
N.B
M International
Commercial Wharf
St, John
W. H. Kilby
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